In Matthew 21:44, Jesus says, 44 And whoever falls on this stone will be broken; but on whomever it falls, it will grind him to powder.” What does Jesus mean when He says this? And how might it affect the way you and I live?

In Ephesians 6, Paul calls the church to gird itself with the full armor of God. Every piece of armor Paul describes is integrally related to the Word of God. Therefore, in this message, we are going to talk about how powerful the Word of God is so we can understand how powerful the full armor of God is.

True Hope Foursquare Church

Have you ever gone through a season of life where your love for God or your love for another person has leveled off or decreased? In this message, we will compare love to a multi-stage rocket used by NASA. We will learn how stirring up love in one area or stage of our life can lead to a breakthrough of love in another area or stage of our life.

Do you ever struggle with strong feelings of temptation? In 1 Corinthians 10:13-14, Paul connects temptation with idolatry. In the words, if there is something in our lives that we are worshiping more than God that idol will manifest itself through temptation. When this happens, God will make a way of escape. The key to escaping the temptation is to flee from our idolatry and return to worshiping God alone.

In Mark 11, Jesus enters Jerusalem as a crowd of people praise Him and lay pieces of clothing and palm branches on the ground for the donkey He is riding to walk over. Shortly after this triumphal entry, Jesus cleanses the temple and curses a fig tree. Have you ever thought that was an odd combination of events for Mark to record in His gospel? In this message, we will explain the meaning and relationship between these events as we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection.

Who is the most humble person you know? What character traits do you most associate with humility? How important are humility and faith to starting a revival that will result in the salvation of many?

Have you ever struggled to forgive another person? In this message, we will discuss how “the goodness of God leads (us) to repentance (Rom. 2:4 NKJV).” If we truly believe this verse, then we have to believe that a core characteristic of God is ‘goodness’. 100% goodness motivates everything God tells us to do. We have to trust that every path God tries to lead us down is for our greatest good. This includes the path of repenting of holding unforgiveness toward those who have hurt us the most.

In this message, we will discuss how the presence or absence of certain ingredients like love, humility, patience, kindness, and mercy affect whether we will or won’t forgive a person who has offended us.

All ministry begins with people feeling welcomed, accepted, and safe. Jesus modeled this type of ministry. As a church, it is important that we understand that every person has a role in the body life of a local congregation to make our church welcoming, accepting, and safe for others; we all have a role in establishing an atmosphere that sets the tone for effective ministry to take place.